After running lucybot build, you'll have a directory containing
an index.html file, along with CSS, JavaScript, and other HTML
assets. You have several options for serving this documentation to
your users.
GitHub offers free, public website hosting through GitHub pages.
By default, you'll get the domain your-username.github.io, but you can also
add a custom domain in the Settings section of your repository.
You can serve your website from a particular branch in your repository, or
from the docs/ directory on the master branch. We use the latter
strategy below:
lucybot build --destination ./docs
git add docs/*
git commit -m "Build website"
git push -u origin masterBe sure to visit the Settings page in your repository to enable GitHub Pages.
You can output the website to your www folder:
lucybot build --destination /var/www/html/lucybot build
s3 sync ./www s3://mybucketlucybot build
php -S 0.0.0.0:80 -t ./www